Isotherms computation
% It is constant temperature depth. i.e. 20 deg. C isotherm defines depth at which temperature
% is 20C, often denoted as Z20 or D20
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% RA_ISOTHERM $Id: ra_isotherm.m, 2015/02/20 $
% Copyright (C) CORAL-IITKGP, Ramkrushn S. Patel 2014.
%
% AUTHOR:
% Ramkrushn S. Patel (ramkrushn.scrv89@gmail.com)
% Roll No: 13CL60R05
% Place: IIT Kharagpur.
% This is a part of M. Tech project under the supervision of DR. ARUN CHAKRABORTY
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% USAGE: isotherm=ra_isotherm(temp,Z,isovalue)
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% DESCRIPTION: This function determines Isotherms from profile data sets. If you have 3D
% data sets i.e. level, lat and lon and want to compute the Isotherm, then this function will
% be very handy. Because this function is specifically designed for those cases. However,
% it can evaluate isotherms from profile data too.
%
% INPUTS:
% temp = Temperature profiles over the study region [deg. C], either 3D or vector
% Z = Levels [m], Must be vector
% isovalue = temperature at which you want to compute isotherms [deg. C], Must be scalar
%
% OUTPUT:
% isotherm = Isotherms depth, spatial output [m]
Cite As
Ramkrushn Patel (2024). Isotherms computation (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/53372-isotherms-computation), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .
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